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  • Title

    La Veleta/The Weathervane

  • Artist

    Jaime Molina

  • Location

    Barnum Park

  • Neighborhood

    Barnum

  • Year

    2019

  • Artwork Type

    Public Sculpture

  • Material

    mosaic tiles

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About This Piece

“La Veleta” is a playful depiction of seven animal faces composed of colorful mosaic tiles stacked forty feet high, much like a totem pole. The seven animals; a bear, a lynx, a fox, a mountain lion, an owl, a ram and a snake, symbolize the diverse ecosystems found in Colorado as well as the diversity found in the surrounding neighborhoods. This artwork is meant to “watch” over and protect the communities that surround it. “La Veleta” means “weathervane” in Spanish and this piece is also meant to track the weather from the four directions.